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Lot 128
David Linley, a sycamore and upholstered X-frame stool, in Regency style, circa 2000, the rectangular padded seat above the supports with central stretcher, with various signatures to the underside and label dated 2001, 46cm high, 52cm wide, 42cm deep, impressed LINLEY Provenance: Property of a Gentleman of Title
Lot 131
David Linley, a set of eighteen solid English walnut dining chairs, circa 2000, comprising ten armchairs and eight side chairs, each with gold weave upholstery to the removable backs and seat, the frames with acorn pattern finials, all 98cm high, impressed LINLEY to rear rails Provenance: Property of a Gentleman of Title English Walnut, Juglans Regia, has been a popular choice of timber for cabinet making in Europe since the renaissance Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use in a domestic setting,as catalogued these are solid walnut, One finial is broken off but is present - the break is quite clean and the elements appears to fit the socket - this should be mendable with a simple glue but it is probably best to get advice from a professional prior to a 'home remedy'. - please see images of this area. Another finial has signs of previous repair too - this has been stabilised and is solid at time of reportOne chair is missing the mouldings to one side, these are not present with the lot and have been missing for the entire period whilst at DreweattsOtherwise the chairs appear in a condition reflecting their lack of significant age and use with usual marks and scratchesThe gold fabric is probably more of a light rose-gold colour and not brash and shiny - please see the colour in the catalogue images and additional images for details Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionThe armchairs are 59cm wide across the arms (ie their widest point), the side chairs are 50cm wide across the front (ie their widest point)Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 132
A suite of sycamore, walnut and chequer strung bedroom furniture, of recent manufacture, in the manner of David Linley, comprising; a large bed frame, approximately 228.5cms long, 228.5cms wide, 143cms high, with Hypnos mattress; a pair of serpentine bedside cabinets, each 72cm high, 61cm wide, 43cm deep, a cheval mirror, 197cm high, 74cm wide, 69cm deep, a circular tripod table, 76.5cm high, 91.5cm diameter, a three drawer dressing table, of serpentine outline 76cm high, 152.5cm wide, 61cm deep, a dressing table mirror, 66cm high, 61cm wide, and a side chair, 86cm high (8)Provenance: Property from a Private Collection, originally purchased by the vendor from HarrodsPlease note this lot is not on view at Donnington Priory, it is available to view at our off-site warehouse approximately 15 minutes drive from Donnington Priory, please book an appointment if you wish to view to avoid any disappointmentCondition Report: Overall in a condition that reflects the lack of significant age and its use in a domestic setting, all items are viewable via our website images.There is a box base and a mattress for the bed, Dreweatts cannot guarantee the condition or cleanliness of these, there are some surface marks and stains to both elements - Dreweatts recommends the purchaser sources their own mattress. The circular table with surface marks and some minor splits and cracks to the lower part of the legs but overall in a condition lack of significant age or use in a domestic settingThe platform mirror with similar light marks, one area of deeper gouging where the pivots meet the uprights and have scratched on entry or exit. otherwise in a condition lack of significant age or use in a domestic settingThe cheval mirror with the same light marks, the pivot holding at time of report in different angles - overall in a condition lack of significant age or use in a domestic settingThe bedside tables have signs of the most use and with the most marks and stains including ring marks to their tops. one of the shelf supports is a latter replacementThe dressing table with light marks, overall in a condition lack of significant age or use in a domestic settingThe chair is solid and stable, it has its fire label, there are scuffs to the base of the upright. other light marks, the seat with some marking too but overall in a condition lack of significant age or use in a domestic settingThe bed also with signs of wear and use to be expected, the bed has not been fully built whilst at Dreweatts so we cannot give any indication or make any comments as to the stability when fully dressed. the headboard has a join in the timber from construction and to the rear this is apparent, to the front the join is clean and as to be expected. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 152
Poltrana Frau, a set of eight green leather dining chairs, of recent manufacture, Vittoria pattern, all with arms, each 89cm high Condition Report: The arms are all upholstered/covered with the same material as the chairs One arm is partially detached - it is joined to the back but not the seat, there is a hole where a retaining screw should hold this element (it is lacking). There are marks and losses in this area where glue has also held the joint. Another arm is slightly loose at the seat but is attached - there is some wobble in this area. Overall with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions from age and use Some areas of dirt and ink staining and some scuffs, overall the upholstery appears intact with some surface creasing and signs of wear. Please refer to additional images for visual refence to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 175
Boconcept, Denmark, a grey upholstered corner sofa, modern, on brushed metal legs, with removable seat, back, and headrest/footrest cushions, the frame 65cm high, 250cm long, 200cm wide Condition Report: Overall condition reflects lack of significant age, and use in a domestic setting, the upholstery with some light marks, there are fire labels presentCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 279
A Morris & Co Sussex ebonised wood Rossetti arm-chair, possibly designed by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, with rush seat, the ebonised wood frame with remains of painted red decoration, unsigned, 88.5cm. high Provenance Emery Walker's House, The Arts and Crafts Home, London. Literature Linda Parry (editor), William Morris Philip Wilson/V&A Publishing, page 176 catalogue number J.24 for a comparable chair illustrated. Originally manufactured by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co from 1863. This chair retailed in the Morris & Co catalogue for 16/6.
Lot 280
A Morris & Co Sussex ebonised wood armchair, turned legs with bobbin back, with rush seat unsigned, 85cm. high Provenance Emery Walker's House, The Arts and Crafts Home, London. Literature Linda Parry (editor), William Morris Philip Wilson/V&A Publishing, page 160 figure 74 for a comparable chair illustrated in the original Morris & Co catalogue priced at 9/9. .
Lot 281
A set of four Morris and Co Sussex ebonised wood chairs, each turned wood frame with rush seat and bobbin spindle back, 84.5cm. high (4) Provenance Emery Walker's House, The Arts and Crafts Home, London. Literature Linda Parry (editor), William Morris Philip Wilson/V&A Publishing, page176 catalogue no.J.26 for a comparable single chair.
Lot 282
Three Morris & Co Sussex ebonised wood chairs, possibly designed by Ford Maddox Brown, each with slightly curved backs, set with turned, cross back splat design, circular rush seat, on turned leg and stretchers, unsigned, 84.5cm. high, (3) Provenance Emery Walker's House, The Arts and Crafts Home, London. Literature Linda Parry (editor), William Morris Philip Wilson/V&A Publishing, page 176 catalogue number J.25 for a comparable chair illustrated.
Lot 334
A pair of Reformed Gothic brass vases, swollen footed form with flaring neck, decorated with a band of scrolling foliage set with four agate cabochon flowerheads, the necks with simple cross roundel border, and a pair of C Winn & Co brass vases, stamped marks two Winn vases, 23cm. high, (4) Provenance The Country Seat.
Lot 746
A William Plunkett Kingston two seat sofa, designed in 1967, made for Russell and Bromley, polished aluminium frame with modern leather pads, 122cm wide, 85cm. high Literature Lesley Jackson Modern British Furniture - Design since 1945, V&A Publishing, page 211 figure 223 for the seating range illustrated at the Design Centre in 1967.
Lot 358
A. W. Chapman - 125 Intercity Conductors chair - A mid to late 20th Century retro vintage industrial desk armchair converted form a 125 Intercity Railway Drivers chair. The chair of metal construction having boomerang side panels with tubular metal cushioned armrest supports with backrest and seat rest all in original upholstery. Raised on cylindrica support upon a rectangular moulded base having a plaque for A. W. Chapman 'Leveroll'. Measures 91cm x 62cm x 47cm.
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